that instead -- that was baked beans. [ laughter ] baked beans. okay. contestant number two.y: number three! megan! ♪ megan >> jimmy: megan, looks like a light bucket. megan, dump that $100 on his head. ♪ [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: thank you, megan. that was -- that was not $100. that was orange fanta. [ laughter ] how about it? orange fanta. okay. >> that was a nice choice. >> jimmy: okay -- okay, let's go with wisconsin. what are you thinking, buddy? audience, want to help out? [ audience yelling ] >> i'll go with number five. >> jimmy: number five! marcella! ♪ marcella >> jimmy: marcella -- or marcella, dump that $100 on his head! oh, no. no. [ laughter ] thank you, marcella. thank you for getting that bucket. you done been jammed. you got jammed. you got jammed. you got jammed. you got jammed. ♪ you got jammed you got jammed you got jammed you got jammed ♪ ♪ jammed, jammed jammed, jammed, jammed ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here you go, my friend. you got strawberry jammed. what are you going to do? [ audience yelling ] >> i got to do it. number six, right? six. >> jimmy: num

. >> susie: bad news for java lovers: the cost of coffee beans has jolted higher this year. many large chains like starbucks have been able to absorb the higher prices, but not so at smaller retailers. erika miller visited one new york city coffee store today to see if even higher prices are are percolating. >> reporter: for many americans, coffee breaks are a daily ritual. >> i'm a coffee freak. i like the taste. it's not just the caffeine. >> reporter: it's a habit that is becoming more expensive at oren's daily roast and other coffee stores nationwide. c.e.o. oren bloostein has had to raise prices twice in the last six months. >> for a cup of coffee, we raised between five cents for, say, a drip and ten cents for an espresso beverage. the beans, 75 cents to a dollar. >> reporter: part of the reason the price of coffee is going up is more consumers are drinking it, thanks to an improving global economy. at the same time, coffee supplies worldwide are the lowest on record. so, coffee futures are at a 34- year high, closing in on $3 a pound. they've more than doubled in the

find some beautiful beans for string bean salad for 99 cents a pound. so there you go. just a few example of some great prices out there, eat fresh, stay healthy and save some money. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. >> sound good. coming up tonight, at 5:00 do you need to get your pearly whites ready for a close-up in a hurry? we are putting those two-hour whitening strips to the test. that story and much more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> so what would you do if you came home and found a stranger in your shower? >> and what if he called the cops on himself? >> broke into a house and the owner came home... >> you broke into a house?? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry? [ laughter ] >> the intruder locked himself in the bathroom of the portland, oregon home and he stayed in until the police arrived. he said he didn't want to get hurt and he was worried that that home owner had a gun. >> he is not a mensah candidate. >> not really sure there. >> try something else there, pal. that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon. don't forget, eyewitness news is always on cbssf.com. >>> caption

bean is giving shoppers a big break. effective today, the retailer becomes the second to wave all shipping fees all the time. regardless of how much you spend. zappos.com was the first to offer the year-round no strings attached perks. l.l. bean says they've been toying with the idea for years, analysts believe it could push other retailers to do the same. >>> and someone could get very, very rich tonight if they're very, very lucky. ticket buyers are lining up in 42 states for chances to win a whopper mega millions jackpot. the big prize is now up to $312 million, and could be even more by tonight's drawing. so, betty, if i'm not here on monday, it's because i'm living large. >> because you're writing a check to me, right? you'll share your winnings, right? >> of course. >> folks you heard her right here. we're going to hold her to it. ashley morrison here in new york. thank you. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords is recovering so rapidly from being shot in the head in january that her astronaut husband thinks she'll

. >> we had beans at breakfast, lunch and dinner. bean pudding. i stop counting them afte

. >> we had beans at breakfast, lunch and dinner. bean pudding. i stop counting them after a while. we even had american cuisine. we made rainbow bread. you remember that. i speak to children and listen to them. it's beautiful to hear you, mr. adachi, say that. probably because of this, more one saying how is that. the only people who speak the truth are children and people who have had too much to drink. that's called wisdom. you think about it. i am going to share one more thing. i will speak briefly on the concepts of that. if i asked you right now, ladies and gentlemen, how many of you would have considered yourself at risk? could you raise your hands. and there was probably a lot of pain with that, huh. in the book i wrote. i interviewed 60 role models and all of them were at risk astronauts. it made us who we are. i have scars. i have a doctorate, but also scars. wisdom comes from making mistakes. i have made a lot of mistakes ladies and gentlemen. i am going to speak about collaboration. i am going to talk about the role of expectations. i will speak to the value of hope. bec

these beans act like users in your court. these will bend and even crack just like your car these beanms not only will this withstand a large earthquake but it is usable for you emergency services it even during a right after a national disaster. >>pam: 13 completion date. medical marijuana and the san jose--2013 completion date for the bridge. >> and a wide margin at san jose approved a 7% sales tax on medical marijuana. the owners are complaining that this tax is not fair. the city is still considering " illegal " but it is forging ahead just the same. >> by almost 80 percent approved. the financial audits for the collectives. he eventually we are going to have your of them. for those that want to remain open will pay their tax and pay it one time. >>pam: it is not quite sure how much this pot tax will see race for the coffers as everything counts with a $110 million budget deficit. currently, there are 100 medical collections across some say. (music) >> off hopefully you've taken advantage of the strive weather it is not g

is made from cocoa beans. dark chocolate, white chocolate, even cocoa butter. >> that means the beloved dark chocolate could start to shrink. >> you could have one and a quarter ounce bar. everything is on the table. i don't know if we're going to make things smaller, but we have to definitely consider raising our prices if the price hikes come to us. >> so will tadessa keep shopping? >> absolutely, of course. if you like it, you like it. you have to have it. >> that was julia bag reporting. >>> back here in the bay area, the weather is causing widespread problems. nick o'kelly is here now with a look at just how long this stormy weather is expected to last. nick, is it not the first day of spring? >> it is. it is officially, yeah. 4:21 if you can believe it. wouldn't notice if you look outside. we have seen a series of storms here the last ten days, and there is another round of storms heading our way for this week. in the sierra, it's been plentdty of snow. we take you to the south shores and those coming do

. >> on my bean bag or bed. >> on my bean bag or bed. >> each book that i read. >> each book that i read >> puts smart in my head. >> because brains grow more thoughts. >> because brains grow more thoughts. >> the more they are fed. >> the more they are fed. >> so i take this oath. >> so i take this oath. >> to make reading a way. >> to make reading a way. >> of feeding my brain. >> of feeding my brain. >> what it needs every day. >> what it needs every day. >> everybody clap. [applause] >> book tv is covering the festival of the book live online on march 17 and 18. we are airing several events each of those days live online. here's a look at the schedule. >> about five years ago, i got a letter from a teacher that i had in 8th grade in chicago. >> host: the blessings of thanksgiving. >> kind of what it meant to me. >> is it on your fridge now at your house? >> guest: in some box with all my memorabilia, but it was remarkable she saved that. anyhow, i apparently i wrote well and a teacher said you need to join the high school newspaper, and i had never thought of writing. i actually like

. >> senator, there's bean lot of criticism of a lot of players in this budget debate. let me play you a clip of senator maccass kel who wasn't happy with the democratic proposal. >> there are way too many people in denial about the nature of the problem and how serious it is. and i don't think we're demonstrating to the american people that we understand the nature of the problem when we present an alternative proposal with such a small number of cuts. >> who is she referring to when she says there are too many folks around here who are in denial. is she referring to you, harry reid, the more liberal members of your congress? >> house democrats, senate democrats have moved in her direction. the bottom line is this, though, she voted against hr-1 as did every other democrat. that's the republican proposal because i think we're united in one thing. we should make significant cuts, absolutely. we need to. but, we can't cut into our seed core. we can't cut into things that help america grow and create jobs like education or cancer research or food safety, things like that.

bean is upping the ante when it comes to free shipping.h no minimum order. will other online retailers do the same? and what other perks are being offered to get your business. joining us is our "moneywatch" personal finance expert carmen wong ulrich. >> good morning. >> is this a big deal? >> you know, it is. because so few sites actually do this. so it's a big discount. a lot of this has to do with customer service. i mean, the best at customer service because really, you go to these sites and see that you're only spending $30 and shipping is $8.95 you're a lot less likely to actually buy. >> any other websites offering these deals? >> l.l. bean is free shipping for everything for two to five days delivery. zappos is the other big one that's always offered free shipping. this is because they're all about customer service. it's about getting you to actually check out and buy what's there. and also, they're not deep discount sites. zappos and l.l. bean are not knowing for having 80% off so they have to make it about that customer service e

there's a traditional bean and spinach burrito.e seed pudding. >> you're going to like it. >> it is impossible to have negative thoughts wheel you're eating that. >> it's an excellent point. and we're going to channel no negative thoughts for the weather this morning. right, marysol? >> well, wishful thinking. but yes, let's all channel some positive thoughts for your last check of weather for today. taking a look at the national picture, looks a little something like this. two areas of high pressure, the north and the south. of course, cooler to the north. warmer to the south. that's your latest weather. now over to erica. >> mary, thanks. it's no secret most women struggle to feel happy with their bodies. new a new "glamour" magazine survey confirms it. the numbers are troubling. 97% of women say they have at least one negative thought about their body image every single day. why? here with the reasons behind that number "early" show psychologist and contributor dr. jennifer hartstein and wendy nicaraguale who is executive editor

. >> billy bean is being portrayed on screen by brad pitt. how does he feel about that?ave that tomorrow. it's a good show. jason knows what he is doing. he is the best. tonight, may be the end for the cal gymnastics team, no. 4 in america. edged by no. 2 stanford tonight. unless they can come up with $4 million to be reenstated this was the last meet. they produced four ncaa championships. that really is sad and again, i have a neighbor that is on the baseball team that is playing

>> beans. >> that's a funny kind of name. >> what can i say?l in love with asparagus. >> what are you saying? >> i enjoy a hearty puttanesca, myself. but i'm not sure a child would appreciate the moniker. >> my daddy was a great man! even if he did exhibit a proclivity for lagoons and sticks. >> spicy. >> you're eating his ashes! >> you carry his remains? >> no, his ashes. he loved to smoke. they never found the body. >> well, i'm sure he had his reasons. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. very smart. adult and kids could laugh at it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: hey, we had urdb out here earlier, people were setting different records. >> yeah. oh, no. >> jimmy: would you like to set a record? >> yes, i would. okay. great. >> jimmy: you could? >> i would. >> jimmy: dan and cory, get out here! [ cheers and applause ] come back out here. all right, here's what we're going to do. >> all right. >> jimmy: hey, guys. we're going to set the record of total number of frozen waffles stacked in two hands. is that all right? >> yeah, okay. >> jimmy: yo

home- shopping spilled the beans, noting the update will bring a web browser with the dow peaked flash support and an e-mail client. facebook may be getting closer to taking over the world. according to a new report, 51 percent of all americans aged 12 or older are now on the social media site. it's a big jump in numbers, the researchers that are tracking the growth they say that usage as gone from 8% in 2008 to the new figure of 51 percent today. stay with us more news after the break. welcome back to the kron 4 evening news. you could seal the dark clouds out there. scattered showers expected for this evening, and continue with scattered showers right now. overnight, that's when the rain certainly expected to pick up and the wind as well. because of the saturated ground from all the storms, certainly potential for flooding is there. storm tracker 4 shows as themselves and in their way into the north bay. from san mateo down into palo we'll tell, picking up some sprinkles there. it right on through mount hamilton where sing heavier rain and to livermore as well. this is pretty light i

what can i say, my daddy said i looked like a bean. >> what are you saying?hat a child would appreciate it. >> my daddy was a great man. >> spicy. >> ew. you're eating ashes. >> you carry his remains? >> his ashes. he loved to smoke. they never found the body. >> i'm sure he had his reasons. >> isla fischer is with us in the studio this morning. >> good morning. >> i love the voice that you have for your character, bean. >> thank you. >> it's a little -- it's a mix of a number of different things, and you were given a tiny bit of direction on it, right? >> i kind of like think if clint eastwood and holly hunter were to have a love child, that it would be vocally bean. >> i think you kind of have it. this is a little bit of jiberrish it seems thrown in. >> there is. >> that's an added spice from me. >> that's a little sees. no, we had a great time creating the voices, but the director of the film, he was very specific about what sounds he wanted us all to have. >> i like it. it definitely makes you sit up, and you definitely take notice as you watch. one thing

we have things anchored to the ground but it what big beans in half. >>kate: this is the other building on the property. you could see where the wind has kind of lifted the siding off of that building. luckily that was left standing. the building next to it is the one that is destroyed. this massive pile of rubble here, of building about 100 leave long completely destroyed by the tornado. parts of this building were not even left on the property that's how strong the wind was. some pieces of metal from the building actually got tossed down the street. reporting live in santa rosa, kron 4 news. >>pam: we continue our team coverage with kron 4 robbed he joins us live from along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains it. >>rob: order it to heavy rain here, the traffic is going to los gatos and traffic the other way heading to santa cruz. it's one of those in both hands on the we will drive right now. there was once been out here in the southbound lane. no one injured, no problems but traffic moving fairly smoothly right now. let's go in the videotape befo

i stopped by kitchens and watched our women with cook yams, rice, oh kra and beans. our children had not forgotten. and i rejoice, led by the sound of a black smith's hammer, i travel to charleston, south carolina, john shannon, black smith. a large european with red hair, comfortable. they were apprentices to all africans new and old, familiar yet fresh. i have sold another of your beautiful gape with the rice design, how did you learn to craft so well? a young man stepped into the light. i learned by reaching back with one hand and stretching forward with the other he said. people said you are a genius. my father dinka was the genius replied the apprentice. he taught me what 7 generations have learned, i am the 8th. i had bound [inaudible] who answers to moses shannon. both mean safe water. he seems more confident now, wiser. playful mostafa. i had so much to tell him, he could not see me. he could not see me or hear me in this strange land. he touched the spotting smiles. [inaudible] with birds, flowers and animals inspired. i turned to someone tell moses, shannon

it's vanilla bean ice cream. >> jimmy: yes. >> fair trade vanilla. >> fair trade vanilla. night, they get the munchies. they can't decide whether to go salty or sweet. so we've got the sweet ice cream with the fair trade vanilla and the chocolate covered potato chip clusters. >> jimmy: i mean, come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so good. >> and oozing all through that -- >> jimmy: it's so good. >> -- is a salted caramel swirl. >> jimmy: it's salty, it's sweet, it's gourmet. do you pronounce the "t" in that? >> it is what you are. >> how about if we give jimmy the first ceremonial scoop? >> the first ceremonial scoop. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i am so excited for this. this is gonna be so good. thank you, thank you. i'm so excited about this. >> enjoy. i know that's a large item there. >> jimmy: mmm! my gosh! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i have to say, it's so delicious. the potato chips in ice cream. i never thought it'd awesome, but it's so good. it's kettle chips crunched up in a ball, covered in fudge, it's so good. you guys are geniuses. >> yes, fair trade fudge. >> j

. >> there's very few company that is make chocolates from beans.pier here we're able to make thousands and thousands of bars of chocolate every single day. in fact, we supply all the chocolate for starbucks. being part of the technological rev lieu and part of the food revolution is part of cho's dna. instead of having to put an enormous burden on chocolate makers, we got together with fx pal and developed an iphone app to control various processes in the lab. >> we're in the cho flavor lab. if at night we need to check on something, we can turn the lights on using the phone. so we want to show you our lab grinders. by adjusting the temperature, i turn the heater on. and then i can all turn the grinder on. >> we did a beta program with our customers. we went through a thousand different iterations to come up with the final formulations. that lab is what we made the iphone app for. >> i have a camera here that ptz cam. i check to confirm that it says it's spinning, but i want to see that it's spinning. as well as the roaster temperature. i need to p

> what we are beio is look on the west side about reduction of the discharges and looking at using beane techniques to do that, so reducing the amount -- note using green -- reduction of discharges and looking at using green techniques to do that. they are conveyed to our treatment plants for treatment, so we are treating storm water plus sanitary flows. it is not disinfected, but it still allows settleables and floatables. they are looking for green techniques that will reduce things in the volume. president vietor: i see. >> and it has changed around the ocean and around the bay, and we have other challenges. so storm water management also provides a bevy of other benefits. in addition to flood control, we are coordinating with gray water and recycle used -- use. optimization of our collection system, by reducing the speed at which water gets to our system and reducing the amounts. we actually buy some capacity for those intensive storms that david was talking about. water quality improvements, the opportunity to improve levels, and we also of the improvements for habitat as well as wa

. >> we created a rollback campaign of the will bean air defenses. >> the no-fly zone is not in effect yet. >> creating the conditions to set up the no-fly zone. >> while the u.s. is leading the front end of the attack, president obama wants america to be seen as part of a coalition. he used the words coalition and international five times each in a speech today. >> alan: japanese officials believe the crisis at the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant appears to be stable yiegz but they point out it is far from resolved. crews have doused the overheated reactor with uranium full fuel with a steady stream of water. americans are heading home from japan. >> i'm close enough to the power plant where i thought i was far enough away. when they said 80, and i fell right into that zone. so i didn't choose stay. >> alan: traces of radiation have been found in milk and spinach from farms within 70 miles of the plant. but health officials say they pose no threat. and uc berkeley is gather signs of radioactivity at its department. trace amounts of radioactive iodine and other chemicals were re

it's like eating a coffee bean. >> reporter: okay, let's back up. what is a nib? how does something bitter become something sweet? to understand the process, we have to understand the plant. >> chocolate comes from a tree called the cacao tree and each tree has fruits growing on it. the fruits can get as big as a football, actually, and inside each fruit there's about 30 to 40 seeds. each seed is surrounded by a sweet pulp that's actually removed. the seed is where we get the chocolate from. but more specifically, it's the nibs that are inside the seed. and as you see, i break it and it breaks into a lot of small pieces. each of those small pieces is a nib, which will eventually be melted down to make chocolate. >> reporter: once the nibs are collected, they're mixed with sugar and milk to create the chocolate we think of today. but in ancient times, chocolate wasn't just used for dessert. the mayans were a group of indians that lived in what today is mexico. they thought that chocolate was so valuable that they used its seeds as currency. >> so they could go to t

last week, starbucks made a deal with green mountain coffee roasters to sell its ground beans for those keurig single- cup brewers. analysts say if starbucks were to buy peet's, it could double or triple the size of that business over the next few years. it looks like goldman sachs could soon be doing more business in russia. russian president dmitry medvedev met with goldman chief lloyd blankfein in moscow today. the topic-- goldman's possible participation in a direct investment fund aimed at attracting foreign capital to russia. in the past, investors stayed away from russia because of rampant government corruption and red tape. when it comes to education, states should pay more attention to productivity. so says tonight's commentator, jamie merisotis, president and c.e.o. of the lumina foundation. >> america is home to some of the most productive and successful businesses in the world. recent government data shows that u.s. productivity is at the highest level in many years. but one place where productivity is lagging is in the hallowed halls of our great colleges and universities.

its hiking grocery store coffee bean prices by 12%, blaming speculators. and just one new stock this week. cornerstone on-demand priced at $13 per share. but since its first trade was over $19, the stock closed down today. cornerstone is a human resources software provider. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: our market monitor tonight says his biggest concern is what's going on in the middle east, not japan. joining us now, richard steinberg president of steinberg global asset management. hi, rich. >> >> susie: start by talking about how it's impacting the investment strategy. >> qaddafi said he would take a step back from annihilating the rebels, and the oil took a step back, but he's no fool. he did this to give himself a break. if we really end up with an increased problem in libya, and oil spikes, it could really create disruption in the market. right now we think there's about a 15% premium because of the libyan saudi problems. so it's something we're watching very closely. >> susie: you have five stocks you're still recommending in this e

taiwan officials say they have found trace amounts of radiation in beans imported from japan. yesterday,a pan also announce -- japan also announced radiation had been detected in spinach and milk produced near the complex. they began spraying sea water around reactor number 3. but radioactive gas remains at a high level, and that could force plant officials to vent some of that gas in the atmosphere to help level off the pressure. however, officials announced just minutes ago, that two of the six reactors inside the complex are now under control. >>> governor brown has declared today a day of remembrance for victims in japan. acknowledging the special relationship between california and japan, and the courage of the japanese people. brown is also asking californians to keep the victims in our thoughts and prayers. >>> this morning, meeting in sacramento to wrap up their three day state convention. several events are on the agenda, including a prayer breakfast. last night, the party faithful heard from barber, a possible presidential candidate in 2012. he urged the california g

. >> this is with beans inside. >> we have businesses that want to be caters or food carts, or launchestaurant or businesses that sell packaged foods. >> businesses accepted into the program get to use the commercial kitchen at a greatly reduced rental price. they also get help with their entire business plan. >> it's the packaging. >> and even more critical. >> they have to taste good and get honest feedback throughout the process. >> veronica was the one of the first clients. they cater and sell food at farmers markets. >> my husband work at one farmer's market with my daughter and i go to other farmer's market and it's whole family thing. >> the business is so successful she now has seven part time employees and will soon open a restaurant in marin county. >> we are working very hard. >> most of those accepted into the incubator program are women and the exception two man team that operates a new food card and justin herman plaza in downtown san francisco. >> very days if i. >> it took about two years for the owners to get from their idea to a long line of customers every lunch hou

levels of radiation have been detected in spinach and milk around the plant, even shown up in fava beans exported to taiwan and now has been detected in the drinking water of tokyo. the government insists the levels are too low to harm human life. still, hundreds of people took to the streets of tokyo on sunday to protest the country's rely ans on nuclear power. >> the government has no intention of stopping the nuclear operation, saying this will never happen again. i want to appeal to the world that this is very dangerous. the agent fukushima reactor number one was due to be retired later this month. now the prime minister's office says, once stabilized, the entire plant will be shut down permanently. >>> now being discussed, a chernobyl-like solution once this immediate crises is over to encase the entire plant in sand and concrete. russ? >> bill whitaker in tokyo, thank you. >>> just ahead on the cbs evening news, what would a libya without qaddafi looks like? >> the violence in the middle east is spreading to syria, where demonstrators demanding reforms set fire today to a courthous

i know there's bean lot of concern about the inability to get to some parts of the affected areas. >> you're right. this situation, three things most important. one, search-and-rescue, human life is the most important thing. second, we have to avoid the sort of secondary accidents, incidents. third we have to supply basic human needs, food, water and housing and other things to those who have been suffering. and rescue search is most important and we are mobilizing almost all the forces we have. >> is that enough? do you need more from the united states? do you need more from the world is this. >> we're very happy the united states is helping us. u.s. forces have been sending, for example, the aircraft carrier ronald reagan up to the region and supplying food, emergency food to the region. as for rescue, our self-defense force, half our self-defense force mobilized. it was a quarter but now it's up to half. >> let's talk about the nuclear reactor. what is the government saying at this point? is it a partial meltdown? >> no. there's two types of problems here. one is that within the co

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i coming out and join the likes of baseball player billy bean and n.f.l. office of lineman esera to all but all these guys waited until retirement to come out of the closet why is that well let's consider how former n.b.a. all star tim hardaway responded to me cheese announcements. here. you know you know i hate gay people so. you know i let it be known i don't like gay people i don't like to be around gay people i don't you know i am i would i'm like i don't i don't like it should get. any. more oh yeah i don't like the point again is that sports culture is shot through with political meaning and struggle unless we're content to stay quiet in the face of bullying we should make it our goal to speak up and try to change things when sports culture reinforces backward political attitudes that hurt people for no good reason i think it's important for. everybody to be true with respect. been straight whatever martina navratilova helped found it takes a team to fight homophobia in sports in the first instance a three pointer with two seconds to go when we're do

there's a jelly bean clip, you'll see that on the tv. those weren't jelly beans when i had a rabbit. >>> highway 4 is slow in the westbound direction. and it is jamming up over towards loveridge. a quick build over there. rainy conditions, you are wise to get on the freeways right now. you'll beat a lot of the weather. get into the office and stay there until the afternoon. the cartinas bridge and venetian bridges are looking all right, but the wind is picking up. gusty conditions here near vallejo. here's 101, you check the route there, we did have reports of a tree down on surface streets through lake county. it sounds like it is clearing through elm street. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaz sta shows wet conditions. here's a shot of puddles and the slowdown building up here. the metering lights will be on in 15 minutes from now. watch it crossing the water. >>> 6:12 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," you'll get a look at the snowfall in the sierra in a live report. >>> plus, more unions agree to cuts to help san jos